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Contents

  • Becoming a Fashion Hero
    • Overview
    • Controls
    • Gameplay Mechanics
  • Odds and Ends
    • Challenge Types
    • Challenges: World 1
      • Level 1: Deku Forest
      • Level 2: Buzz Blob Cave
      • Level 3: Moblin Base
      • Level 4: Forest Temple
    • Challenges: World 2
      • Level 1: Secret Fortress
      • Level 2: Abyss of Agony
      • Level 3: Cove of Transition
      • Level 4: Water Temple
    • Challenges: World 3
      • Level 1: Blazing Trail
      • Level 2: Hinox Mine
      • Level 3: Den of Flames
      • Level 4: Fire Temple
    • Challenges: World 4
      • Level 1: Frozen Plateau
      • Level 2: Snowball Ravine
      • Level 3: Silver Shrine
      • Level 4: Ice Temple
    • Challenges: World 5
      • Level 1: Sealed Gateway
      • Level 2: Bomb Storage
      • Level 3: Training Ground
      • Level 4: The Lady's Lair
    • Challenges: World 6
      • Level 1: Infinity Dunes
      • Level 2: Stone Corridors
      • Level 3: Gibdo Mausoleum
      • Level 4: Desert Temple
    • Challenges: World 8
      • Level 1: Floating Garden
      • Level 2: Deception Castle
      • Level 3: Dragon Citadel
      • Level 4: Sky Temple
    • Outfits
      • Introduction
      • This is My Design
      • Hero's Tunic
      • Kinda Cursed Tights
      • The Lady's Ensemble
      • Tri Suit
      • Timeless Tunic
      • Bear Minimum
      • Kokiri Clothes
      • Big Bomb Outfit
      • Legendary Dress
      • Lucky Loungewear
      • Zora Costume
      • Torrent Robe
      • Jack of Hearts
      • Goron Garb
      • Boomeranger
      • Energy Gear
      • Cozy Parka
      • Hammerwear
      • Tingle Tights
      • Cacto Clothes
      • Sword Suit
      • Rupee Regalia
      • Queen of Hearts
      • Cheetah Costume
      • Dunewalker Duds
      • Gust Garb
      • Ninja Gi
      • Light Armor
      • Fire Blazer
      • Serpents Toga
      • Showstopper
      • Robowear
      • Sword Master Suit
      • Spin Attack Attire
      • Cheer Outfit
      • Dapper Spinner
    • Materials
      • Overview
      • Material List
    • Coliseum
      • Overview
      • Wallmaster
  • Level 1: Illusory Mansion
  • Level 2: Palace Noir
  • Level 3: Lone Labyrinth
  • Level 4: Grim Temple
  • Hytopia's Fab and Drab
    • The Fab
    • The Drab
  • Clothing Quest
    • Overview
    • World 1: The Woodlands
      • Level 1: Deku Forest
      • Level 2: Buzz Blob Cave
      • Level 3: Moblin Base
      • Level 4: Forest Temple
    • World 2: Riverside
      • Level 1: Secret Fortress
      • Level 2: Abyss of Agony
      • Level 3: Cove of Transition
      • Level 4: Water Temple
    • World 3: Volcano
      • Level 1: Blazing Trail
      • Level 2: Hinox Mine
      • Level 3: Den of Flames
      • Level 4: Fire Temple
    • World 4: Ice Cavern
      • Level 1: Frozen Plateau
      • Level 2: Snowball Ravine
      • Level 3: Silver Shrine
      • Level 4: Ice Temple
    • World 5: Fortress
      • Level 1: Sealed Gateway
      • Level 2: Bomb Storage
      • Level 3: Training Ground
      • Level 4: The Lady's Lair
    • World 6: The Dunes
      • Level 1: Infinity Dunes
      • Level 2: Stone Corridors
      • Level 3: Gibdo Mausoleum
      • Level 4: Desert Temple
    • World 7: The Ruins
      • Level 1: Illusory Mansion
      • Level 2: Palace Noir
      • Level 3: Lone Labyrinth
      • Level 4: Grim Temple
    • World 8: Sky Realm
      • Level 1: Floating Garden
      • Level 2: Deception Castle
      • Level 3: Dragon Citadel
      • Level 4: Sky Temple
    • The Aftermath
      • Overview
  • Accessorize
    • Tools of the Trade
    • Link's Wardrobe
    • Materials

The Legend of Zelda: Tri Force Heroes Guide › Clothing Quest › World 5: Fortress

Level 2: Bomb Storage

Challenges

Win without using a sword

Transport the orb quickly

Don’t fall at all

Sub-Weapons

Bombs

Gust Jar

Gust Jar

Materials

Stiff Puff

Stiff Puff

Royal Ring

Recommended Outfits

Big Bomb Outfit

Legendary Dress

This stage is full of puzzles and platforming that will drain your Heart Containers pretty quickly. The Legendary Dress will help to keep your health up during the more challenging areas. The Big Bomb Outfit has limited use in this level, but enough to warrant wearing it if you have it.

Room 1

Grab the Sub-Weapons ahead of you, then line up the Bomb Link and a Gust Jar Link on the northwest side of the landing. Use the remaining Gust Jar Link to blast the other two Links over the gap. Have those two Links stand on the two pressure switches on the other side of the gap to extend a bridge to the remaining Link.

You’ll find an elevated bridge on the left side of the room and a cracked window slightly northeast of that. You’ll need to break the northern window and hit the orb switch behind it to lower the bridge. To accomplish this, have a Gust Jar Link blast the Bomb from the Bomb Flower across the gap and onto the balcony below the window. The window will break and reveal the orb switch. Shoot another Bomb over to the balcony and it will activate the orb switch, which lowers the bridge.

Clear out the two Hardhat Beetles on the other side of the bridge, then stand just below the cracked window. This can get a little tricky: Have your Bomb Link stand to either the left or the right and then have him throw a Bomb onto the steel slab just below the cracked window.

Now have a Gust Jar Link blast the Bomb across the gap and onto the balcony in front of the window. (The Bomb Link will have to be pressing up against the railing to make this work properly.) The window will break and reveal another orb switch. Repeat the process to activate the orb switch and create a bridge on the left side of the platform.

Continue north to find the Triforce gateway.

Hidden Treasure!

To reach the treasure chest on the left side of the bridge, make a two-Link Totem, then cross the narrow girder at the north end of the bridge. Throw the top Link up to the treasure chest and it’ll be as good as yours!

Room 2

Head north until you reach a set of platforms with pressure switches and steel slabs. Use one of the Gust Jar Links to blast the other Gust Jar and the Bomb Links across the gap on the left.

Now have the Gust Jar Link you just blasted over blast the Bomb Link across the gap on the left side of the center platform. Next, have all three Links stand on their respective pressure switches. The northern wall will retract and each Link will have to traverse their own path.

The Links on the center and right paths both have cracked blocks. Have the Bomb Link throw a Bomb to the center path to destroy the center block, then have him throw another, but this time have the center Gust Jar Link throw the Bomb to the right path to destroy the cracked block there.

Have the center Link use his Gust Jar to put out the flames on the left Link’s path. Now all three Links can move forward. Carefully defeat the Hardhat Beetles on each path, then move on.

Eventually the two Gust Jar Links’ paths will merge, then come to an abrupt end. The Bomb Link will have to give them a hand by throwing a Bomb next to the orb switch ahead of the Gust Jar Links’ path.

Hidden Treasure!

To grab the Rupees hovering in between the two paths, have a Gust Jar Link blast them to the left while the Bomb Link stands in front of them.

A moving platform will allow the Gust Jar Links to head north across the gap, while the Bomb Link has to stay behind and wait patiently.

You’ll find a couple of Hardhat Beetles and orb switches on the other side of the gap. Defeat the Hardhat Beetles carefully, then make a two-Link Totem and throw the top Link onto the platform with the orb switch on it. Hitting that orb switch will activate another moving platform, which will allow the Bomb Link to rejoin his pals.

With all three Links together again, make a three-Link Totem and hit the orb switch at the end of the path. A bridge will lower, giving you access to the Triforce gateway.

Room 3

When you appear in this room you’ll see a tram car hanging from its track. To move the car you need to have one of the Gust Jar Links point at the tram car’s left end, and then fire an air blast. You’ll have to continue using the Gust Jar to keep the car moving.

Hidden Treasure!

You’ve probably seen all those wonderful Rupees sitting on the tram’s track and wondered, “How the heck do I get all of that sweet, sweet cash?” Well wonder no more! Make a three-Link Totem with a Gust Jar Link on top, then stand directly under the track and throw your top Link up! Easy as that! Have that Link walk carefully, because it’s actually pretty easy to fall off.

Around the center of the track, you’ll find a shy orb switch. Have your Bomb Link lob a Bomb next to the switch, then stand to the south end of the car to activate it. A tower will shift and reveal another orb switch a bit farther down the track.

You’ll need to have the Bomb Link throw a Bomb into this tower. The problem is the tower’s exterior is rotating. You’ll need to time your Bomb tosses carefully in order to land a Bomb inside the tower. Make a three-Link Totem with the Bomb Link on top and throw a Bomb into the tower when you get a clear shot. Once you’ve activated the switch, a bridge will lower on the northeast corner of the room, giving you access to the Triforce gateway.

Make sure to give a Squiddy a quick shakedown on your way out of the room.

Room 4

Boss Fight: The Hinox Brothers

Everybody’s favorite Bomb-throwing crew is back! It’s the Hinox Brothers, ready and willing to pelt you with Bombs. Luckily they aren’t on a minecart this time, so it’s significantly easier to dodge their Bombs.

Hinox the Eldest and Hinox the Elder will pop out of the second and fourth windows of the northern building and begin tossing Bombs your way. Simply picking the Bombs up and throwing them back won’t work this time—you’ll have to get crafty. To stamp a big ol’ “Return to Sender” on the Hinox Brothers’ Bombs, use the Gust Jar to blast the Bombs back at them.

To speed this fight up, you can have the Bomb Link stand on the steel slabs to the left or right of each Hinox Brother and then throw a Bomb onto the slab in front of them. Have a Gust Jar Link blast the Bomb Link’s Bombs back at the Hinox Brothers to make short work of them.

Once the Elder and Eldest Hinox brothers have been defeated, Li’l Hinox steps in to get some very explosive revenge. Li’l Hinox is a bit of an overachiever. He throws Bombs at you, just like his brothers, but they are mondo, massive, behemoth Bombs that put even your Big Bomb Outfit Bombs to shame. You’ll need to air blast these Bombs several times to get them to move toward Li’l Hinox. Right as they are about to detonate, air blast them off the edge toward Li’l Hinox to damage him.

If you’re struggling to hit Li’l Hinox with his own Bombs, you can switch back the method you used on the elder two Hinox Brothers. You’ll need to be a bit more observant to figure out where Li’l Hinox is going to appear, but the strategy works just as well as before.

Multiplayer Method

You can still air blast Bomb Link’s Bombs over to the remaining Hinox Brother, but you’ll need to have the remaining Link move Li’l Hinox’s Bomb away from the other Links. Just make sure not to knock it off the edge outright, or Li’l Hinox will disappear and reappear at another window with another giant Bomb.

You’ll have to watch out for Hardhat Beetles during this phase of the fight. They’ll start appearing on the far left and right sides of the platform, making it difficult to blow Li’l Hinox’s Bombs back at it.

In Case of Emergency

If you’re getting low on health, make a three-Link Totem and throw the top Link on one of the platforms to the left and right sides of the room. You’ll find jars on each of the platforms that potentially hold Hearts, especially if opened by a Link wearing the Legendary Dress.

After hitting Li’l Hinox with Bombs a handful of times, he’ll be defeated and the Triforce gateway letting you out of this room will appear.

Questing for Outfits

You should take the time to grab a Royal Ring from this level if you didn’t get one, then grab a Stiff Puff from this level or the Sealed Gateway, and then grab a Silver Thread from the Sealed Gateway to create the Sword Suit at Madame Couture’s. This Outfit will let you do double damage with your sword and allows you to fire energy beams from it when you’re at full health. It’s a very helpful Outfit that you should wear pretty much every chance you get, unless a level would benefit from another Outfit more.

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